Visitor Visa Rejection Volume reduced?

**ronypony** · 10-12-2006, 11:16 PM

Hi -

If this true then its really a good news for all of us. Last week around I was talking to one of my friend in India. He told me that US embassy has decided not to reject any tourist Visa since this brings a bad name to American Consulate? Do you guyz believe this? I rejected this at first place though. But incidently, I see very few Visa Rejected Message in this forum in last few days. This really puzzles me.

Again if this is true then this is a really good news. These VOs reject Tourist Visa for genuine tourist without any propers reasons.

**neon** · 10-13-2006, 11:33 AM

i guess may be since its christmas and new yr season,they increased the appointment slots and also may granting visa,purely coz this is the season one gets max revenue out of tourism,and i bet holiday season most visitors do go out with their families as its vacation time for us also here in u.s

**nanilb** · 10-13-2006, 03:59 PM

Kloodin,

Please comment on this as you know
more about consulates in India.

thanks and regards

**ronypony** · 10-13-2006, 04:44 PM

Who is Kloodin? This name sounds familiar to me in some fraud case.What is he doing here?

**priyas** · 10-17-2006, 01:20 AM

Originally Posted by ronypony

Hi -

If this true then its really a good news for all of us. Last week around I was talking to one of my friend in India. He told me that US embassy has decided not to reject any tourist Visa since this brings a bad name to American Consulate? Do you guyz believe this? I rejected this at first place though. But incidently, I see very few Visa Rejected Message in this forum in last few days. This really puzzles me.

Again if this is true then this is a really good news. These VOs reject Tourist Visa for genuine tourist without any propers reasons.

Ronypony:

The source of your information is incorrect and your final assumption is incorrect. All applicants are interviewed and based upon this oral interview in which they answer questions about their circumstances they will either receive or not receive a B-1/B-2 visa. This is fact. Nothing has changed.

What you should consider is that as the amount of appointments increase so will the total number of visas issued and the total number applications denied. (This may translate into more happy people in this forum.) It may also be the case that as appointment numbers increase the number of people with no hope of receiving a visa will try their luck and raise the rejection volume as you call it.

Your over simplification of the B-1/B-2 visa system and your sources of information are doing no one any good.

P

**san_647** · 10-18-2006, 10:54 AM

Hi, I don't know who is spreading this type of rumours only to misguide the readers.I personally attended the interview at Mumbai consulate on 11/10/06 and there were lot of visa rejections on that day. I gathered this information from the persons who were at the VFS in the evening to collect their passport.

**HelloAll** · 10-18-2006, 12:23 PM

[QUOTE=san_647]Hi, I don't know who is spreading this type of rumours only to misguide the readers.I personally attended the interview at Mumbai consulate on 11/10/06 and there were lot of visa rejections on that day. I gathered this information from the persons who were at the VFS in the evening to collect their passport.[QUOTE]

if the visa is rejected they would be given passports and other docs at the appointment counter itself right,(at least in chennai consulate)! do they need to goto VFS office to collect passports
please help

**san_647** · 10-19-2006, 11:11 AM

The persons whose visa are granted can avail the facility of collecting their passport in person from the VFS in the same evening of interview otherwise the passports are sent to their home address as mentioned in DS-156 by courier service, Blue Dart in the case of Mumbai VFS.

san_647

**jaya_06** · 10-19-2006, 12:14 PM

At chennai consulate, those who were rejected visas will be given back their passports right away. They need not go to VFS or wait for blue dart for their passports..

**Be_Pragmatic** · 10-19-2006, 12:19 PM

My Parents visa got rejected 2nd time now since both sons are in the US. Apparently, the Visa officer told them that per US Law, if both sons are present in the US they can't issue a Visa. My parents were appalled to hear that. If that was the case, they could have put forth in their app so that US embassy doesn't have to steal Rs9K in app fees.

Anyway, please stop posting such irrelevant, inaccurate and misleading posts.